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"Perhaps the most underused person in healthcare is the patient." — Prof. David Cutler | A quote that reminds us that any Healthcare system should be patient-centric — built for and around it.

In this episode, we meet with George Tang to discuss professional certifications.

Bots have been around for a very long time. At its basic level, a bot is merely a script that can automate a computer task on behalf of the human; as such, it can do good things or bad things. Like most technology, the line is thin and blurry. It can get ugly too.

We chat with serial entrepreneur Josh Little, CEO and Founder of Volley App to discuss his pursuit of solving the disaster that is overwhelming calendars and neverending video meetings.

Is there such a thing as human morality that can help us distinguish between good and evil. Or, is it influenced by cultures? Nowadays, we talk quite a bit about ethics because technology amplifies the issue: AI, algorithms, privacy, security, and surveillance.

When businesses rely on their own infrastructure to protect their customers' products and services, security analysts are left with very little room for error and no time to waste. Long waiting times on database search results is most certainly not a good thing.

During this episode, we meet with the brilliant and extremely humble JR who has over 15 years of experience in the cyber space.

Virtual and Augmented Reality solutions are racing forward to the future! In this episode we explore the impact these technologies are having on the future of work, edtech and the human experience.

When thinking of pentesting, you think of computers, networks, and other technologies, but there are pentesters that specialize in hacking humans and buildings.